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Show DIVORCES IN HARRIS' COPT Judge Harris held court this morning morn-ing in the new court rr.om. The room Is not quite as large as the regular court room, which will be used by Judge Howell, but Is spotlessly clean and well arranged. Judge Harris has removed his library li-brary to the chambers, adjoining the court room, yrhlch will greatly aid members of the bar and have a tendency ten-dency to expedite tho trial of cases. The following ex parte matters were acted on by Judgo Harris: C. E. Coulter vs. the Utah Canning company, dismissed on motion of the plaintiff, the affair having been settled out of court. Edith Pller vs. Percy. PHer, continued contin-ued Indefinitely, the parties not being ready for trial. Tho firm of Smith & Hodgson vs the Orphoum Amusement company, Bet for hearing April 25. Sarah A. S. Hudson vs. John Hudson Hud-son set for hearing April 18. This case should have been taken up for trial today but. other matters intervening, inter-vening, it was postponed. It was ordered that the Jury be called call-ed to appear April 19 to hear tho case of the Ogden Canyon Resort company against T. J. Lewis. All the following cases wore continued con-tinued until Frldav, April 21 Squire Coop vs. Carmen Coop, motion for alimony ali-mony and attorney fees; James A. Stanley vs. James Pingree, administrator, adminis-trator, ot al. demurrer: Harriett Greeuwell vs. James Pingree, administrator, adminis-trator, jiemurrer; J. W. Overton vs. P A Magulre, et al, motion to strike; estate of Joseph H. Payne, doceased. petition for letters of administration. In the matter of the estate of Richard Rich-ard Kennedy, deceased, petition for confirmation of sale of real estate, granted. Estate of Andrew L. Anderson, deceased, de-ceased, petition for approval, allowance allow-ance and settlement of final account, and for distribution; granted. |
